So You Finished…The Anthropocene Reviewed

Sometimes, maybe not often, maybe not rarely, but sometimes, you finish a book. You log it on GoodReads and then you get an email. “You’ve just finished Never Let Me Go. Here are some ideas on what you can do next.” “You finished One Last Stop. What’s next?” “You’ve just finished The Anthropocene Reviewed.… And so on and

When Reading Isn’t Challenging: Discussion

We read for a variety of reasons; to escape, to experience dangerous things safely, and clichely, to expand our minds. So my question to you is this: what do you do when books just don’t surprise you as often as they used to? When you feel like you’ve read this before, or that this book

Can We Do A Book Exchange?

I’ll make it short: I have two queer books in good condition that I don’t want to reread and I desperately want to read The Taking Of Jake Livingston. I want to do this because I am low on cash and space, and the local bookstore currently isn’t taking in any books due to overstock.

Mid-Year Freakout Tag!

Best Book of 2021 And yes, this is the book I waited until two days after the actual mid-year to finish (Not bc of the book, I was just finishing up a summer class) It’s none other than Never Let Me Go, a british novel published in 2005 and set in the 1900s. It reads